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Bella Abzug in white hat, New York City, USA   Freed, Leonard   Gelatin silver print on paper  1979 
42nd St. New York City, USA   Freed, Leonard   Gelatin silver print on paper  1979 
Getting Into Step   Hughes, Aaron   Serigraph on paper  2017 
Marching through the streets of Bilbao, members of the neo-fascist group Fuerza Nueva sing and march their party hymn "Blas Pinar will save Spain"   Freed, Leonard   Vintage gelatin silver print on paper  1977 
Time of Change   Davidson, Bruce   Gelatin silver print on paper  1965 
A New and Unsettling Force   Norling, Jane   Serigraph on paper  2017 
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with Ralph Abernathy (right) and Reverend Virgil Wood as they lead a Civil Rights march down Charles Street toward Boston Common   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 23, 1965 
Billie Jean Young, co-founder and Director of the Southern Rural Women's Network (SRWN), speaks in Tuskegee, Alabama before the 750-mile pilgrimage to Washington   Smith, Lawrence   Vintage gelatin silver print with resin coating on paper  April 19, 1982 
Seven-year-old Rodericka West at a Selma March for the birthday celebration of slain Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr.   Unknown Photographer   Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print on paper  c. 1970-1979 
Demonstrators with an SCLC banner making the 750-mile pilgrimage from Tuskegee, Alabama to Washington DC, in an effort to convince lawmakers to strengthen the Voting Rights Act   Smith, Lawrence   Vintage gelatin silver print with resin coating on paper  April 19, 1982 
Black officers haul off a laughing Civil Rights demonstrator in Prichard during an attempt to march on the Prichard City Hall   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  June 12, 1968 
Civil Rights activists retraced the footsteps of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Selma. Their demonstration was okayed by a court order.   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 1972 
Voting rights marchers begin the 750-mile Alabama to Washington journey from predominately-black Tuskegee   Smith, Lawrence   Vintage gelatin silver print with resin coating on paper  April 19, 1982 
Voting rights marchers begin the 750-mile Alabama to Washington journey from predominately-black Tuskegee   Smith, Lawrence   Vintage gelatin silver print with resin coating on paper  April 19, 1982 
Mayor Reg Albritton of Camden, Alabama talks to black leaders at the city limits as they march on the court house   Hudson, Bill   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 1965 
A group of 500 Wilcox County citizens marched with a parade permit to the court house in Camden, Alabama to try to secure voter registrations for Wilcox County blacks   Hudson, Bill   Vintage wire photograph on paper  April 1965 
A crowd gathers at the assembly point before a walk with Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. in Fresno, California   Crawford   Vintage gelatin silver print with applied pigment on paper  June 1964 
A march in Meriden, Connecticut by 23 white-robed and hooded members of the Ku Klux Klan ended with them being pelted by rocks, bottles and sticks hurled by angry counterdemonstrators.   Unknown Photographer   Vintage gelatin silver print with resin coating on paper  March 21, 1981 
A march in Meriden, Connecticut by 23 white-robed and hooded members of the Ku Klux Klan ended with them being pelted by rocks, bottles and sticks hurled by angry counterdemonstrators   Unknown Photographer   Vintage gelatin silver print with resin coating on paper  March 21, 1981 
Civil Rights activists chant "We Shall Overcome" in front of Decatur City Hall at the end of a peaceful march   Unknown Photographer   Vintage gelatin silver print with resin coating on paper  May 26, 1980 
Fair housing demonstrators march on the statehouse in Springfield, Illinois in support of fair housing bills now in the legislature   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  May 18, 1965 
Civil Rights marchers returned to damaged cars. They parked in Marquette Park in Chicago to to walk through an all-white residential area on the Southwest Side.   Stoddard, Larry   Vintage wire photograph on paper  August 1, 1966 
Jesse Jackson stands in the center of a protest march in Chicago staged against real estate firms that allegedly refuse to sell or rent to blacks   Unknown Photographer   Vintage ferrotyped gelatin silver print on paper  1966 
Police clear streets of youths ahead of a group of Civil Rights marchers on Chicago's Northwest Side, during a demonstration against real estate firms that allegedly refuse to sell or rent to blacks   Unknown Photographer   Vintage wire photograph on paper  August 8, 1966 
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley speaks to a television audience to explain the city's action of obtaining a court injunction to regulate Civil Rights marches in the city   Stoddard, Larry   Vintage wire photograph on paper  August 20, 1966 

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